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Will he then do contest for her? If she is free, will he then move to collar her? How pleased he must be, she thought, considering our pasts, and my pretenses and frivolities, to see me as I am now, a slave. - (Prize of Gor, Chapter 27, Sentence #3409)

Mirus was looking down upon her. She had little doubt he found her of interest, of interest in the keenest way a woman can be of interest to a man, of "slave interest". She felt a frisson of apprehension and pleasure, as when a woman senses that a man sees her as what she is, a slave. Will he then do contest for her? If she is free, will he then move to collar her? How pleased he must be, she thought, considering our pasts, and my pretenses and frivolities, to see me as I am now, a slave. But I am pleased that he can so see me! That is the way I want him to see me! I would not want him to see me otherwise. I want him to see me as I am, as what I am! I am shameless, and happy! Put me on a block, Masters, and sell me, if you wish. Let it be done to me as men choose. - (Prize of Gor)